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For 5 years this mysterious black-labelled “anti label” has quietly been slaying the discerning dance music enthusiasists with there releases.
Whether it be obscure edits, deep house jams or underground techno, this label and their mission is to listen and play without bounderies. There’s no need for artwork when the music speaks for itself. Over the years stilove4music has released records by respected producers such as Rick Wilhite, Nick Chacona, Trickski and DJ Rahaan.In addition to introducing the world at large to Bim Marx, Bruce Ivery and BE.
The name of the label mysteriously etched into the grooves in the center says it all. love 4 the music was why this label was created and it permeates through every release. For this their first loft party, stilove4music contributors Bim Marx, label founder Jerome Derradji and making hos Chicago debut Bruce Ivery aim to present a party where all soulful music is celebrated and played.
DJ’s Duckcomb & Steve ShakeWell have been sharing rare grooves for since 2006. Having held various residencies and one-off’s throughout Manhattan & Brooklyn, this dynamic duo focuses on choice programming of all kinds of disco, house, and funky music. Currently, they host parties at a private loft in the Gowanus area of Brooklyn and they are proud to present this Stilove4Music showcase.
Previous guests to their parties have included: Duane Harriot (Bim Marx, Negroclash), Ron Morelli (L.I.E.S), Mike Trombley (Macho City, Detroit), Master Khan (Great Weekend), Benguin, Trap.Avoid, Super Family, Lovefingers, $mall ¢hange, Robotique (Philly), Bethany Benzur (Kiss&Tell), Chris Burns (D.C.), Budos Band, and Tropical Jeremy & Dan Selzer (Dazzle Ships).
Dailysession will record sets of this event.
Os Gemeos has painted five of their Gigantes in cities around the globe. Now NYC finally receives its own thanks to Allen Benedikt over at AKANYC and 12ozProphet.com in SOHO. Manhattan is the only present American city to have one of these murals, and this one is a collaboration with the city’s very own Futura2000. The mural stands at 80ft. tall and can be found on the side of the PS 11 school (320 West 21st street ) in Chelsea. This is definitely worth checking out next time you’re in that neighborhood. For more photos and information, check out Os Gemeos’ blog over at 12ozProphet.

DailySession.com is a website geared towards DJs, music lovers, and the promotion of NYC record stores and events. With over 500 downloadable mixes ranging almost every genre of music, DailySession guarantees something for everyone to enjoy.
We are now seeking interns to help us with such tasks as broadcasting and recording live events, as well as bloggers for our News & Events section. Broadcasting live requires no previous knowledge and we can train the right person if needed.
This is an unpaid internship, but we can give school credit to students. The only requirements for this intership are basic knowledge of Mac interface, attention to detail, and most importantly, a serious love for music.
Interested candidates must contact us at admin@dailysession.com.
Michael Rother and Friends Perform the Music of NEU! with Steve Shelley, Benjamin Curtis, & Aaron Mullan
The legendary German group NEU! released only 3 albums between 1972 and 1975, but these albums had an influence wildly disproportionate to their modest commercial success; praised by and influential to David Bowie, Hawkwind, Iggy Pop, DEVO, Sonic Youth, Stereolab, Autechre, Radiohead, U2, Wilco, Primal Scream, and beyond. In May 2010 Gronland Records will release a box including these three LP’s and an incredible batch of bonus material. Also this year will be the first live presentation of this music in more than 35 years. (more…)
Future Sound of Reggae: Vol 2 is dropping on August 3rd:
New York’s Dubshot Records is getting ready to drop Future Sound Of Reggae Vol.2. With tracks by Prince Polo, Jah Mason, Rebelution, Dread Bass Soundsystem, Transdub Massive and others, Dubshot is definitely continuing the legacy of Dub while bringing all that is influenced by Dub under one roof. To celebrate Vol:2, Dubshot Records, Federation Sound, and G Train Entertainment will be having a record release party @ Santos Party House, Friday August 6th. As well as the official release of the album, Andrew Mac, The RBC, Prince Polo, and special guests will be performing live.
Daily Session will be doing their first ever event August 8th @ The Huckleberry Bar. This event will be a full on BBQ and cocktail affair, fueled by the music of Vinyl Mania’s Charlie Grappone and Funky Slice’s very own dignified Gentleman, Earl Broclo ESQ. Charlie will be bringing his usual Vinyl Mania classics and Earl will be playing all the funky breaks to make you shake. Come down to The Huckleberry Bar to enjoy some great food, great drinks, and definitely great music. The BBQ will begin at 3pm and go until 8pm, so bring your appetite and as many friends as you can gather. We’ll be updating you with more info as we get closer to the day of the event.
Thanks for all your support and keep listening to Dailysession.com for the greatest music online!
By CBC News
amaican reggae artist and producer Sugar Minott died Saturday at age 54.
His wife Maxine Stowe said he died unexpectedly in a Kingston, Jamaica, hospital after complaining of feeling ill earlier in the day. No cause of death was released.
Minott had cancelled a string of Canadian concerts in May because of health problems, reported to be angina.
The smooth-voiced singer helped popularize reggae in the 1970s and 1980s with hits such as Good Thing Going, Vanity and Mr. DC.
He also was a pioneer of the Jamaican dance-hall scene, and known as a mentor to young Jamaican artists. [Read More]